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A report by the Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums recommends ways to help reduce costs for what it says is one of the last strongholds of affordable homeownership.
Raul Morales, 51, was arrested Thursday after the stabbings, which took place several blocks apart, according to police.
A Republican-controlled panel is looking into Chinese "influence operations" in the United States.
And they didn't even have to steal them.
Spigro Management must also reimburse the tenants at least $1,000 each.
A spokesperson for Phil Murphy says he learned of the erroneous voting activity on Tuesday like the rest of us.
The damaged cable that caused the 339-mile subterranean power line to shut down has been repaired and tested.
Authorities charged the suspect, Raul Morales, with hate crimes on Friday.
"On The Way" reporter Ramsey Khalifeh traveled from Los Angeles to New York City by train. He fell in love with the country along the way.
NYPD data shows hate-crime incidents were up about 15% for the year through March, compared to 2025.
Because times have changed, here are your early links: Rare sea turtle released off Coney Island, Drake is in New Jersey, killer whales play with their food and more.
Prosecutors say Omar Habib placed a man in a chokehold so tight that he temporarily lost consciousness.
Forecasts call for sunshine and seasonable temperatures after weeks of rainy weekends.
A guide to scoring the hottest ticket of the summer in New York City.
New Jersey Republicans say they’ve found evidence of illegal voting activity outside the time period Sherrill discussed this week.
Canvassers talking to union members this year will be taking an extra beat when they knock on doors.
This year, they're celebrating the Knicks.
Police said detectives are investigating whether the attacks near Central Park constitute a hate crime after police arrested a suspect.
Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad was a calming and determined presence who was proud to serve the country she came to as a child, her family says.
In a request to members of Congress, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he wanted them to "direct Amtrak to rename New York Penn Station."